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Eating healthy doesn’t have to be expensive. You have a pantry full of healthy options that won’t break the bank. It’s time to get the most out of your grocery trip and embrace a budget-friendly, nutritious diet. Here are some nutrient-dense, but affordable, options.
Are you getting enough iron in your diet? It’s harder if you’re trying to get your iron from plant-based sources but it is possible. In this article, you’ll discover five surprising sources of iron that will go far toward ensuring your body isn’t iron deficient. Plus, these foods have health benefits that extend beyond their iron content. So, enjoy!
Many people are looking for a magical weight loss food or supplement. Unfortunately, none exists. Still, there are foods, like legumes, that give you a slight edge when it comes to shedding body fat.
Can’t seem to get full? If you feel hungry soon after eating, it’s time to take a closer look at the composition of your diet. This article discusses six types of food that help you feel full faster so you’re less likely to overeat.
Are you so focused on getting enough protein in your diet that you’re not meeting your fiber requirements? There’s a way around that. Replace some of the meat protein in your diet with high-fiber, protein sources. Here are some ways to do that.
Many people know of “fiber” as a buzzword when talking about how to improve your diet, but few actually understand what fiber is and how it helps. The most essential fundamental to grasp when talking about fiber is that it is essentially indigestible, meaning you won’t actually absorb any nutrients from eating more fiber. It can, however help you maintain a regular digestive system and may lower your risk of heart disease.
There are many healthy athletes that eat a vegetarian or vegan diet. Find out what nutritional deficiencies are most common for these athletes.
